Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23

MUM. Miss Sallie Brauer.
Second Glass: First premium, Miss B. STRAIT
ton second premium, Miss NJ. Sweeny.
Third Glass: First premium, Miss Alice
Homes; second premium, Miss Mamie Hun
gcfford.
Fourth Glass: Miss Imogon Penn.
PREMIUMS IN GERMAN.
Misses Sallie Brauer and IilliO Montelro.
PREMIUMS IN VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
First premium In the First Class-Music on
the Piano-Miss Bessie Stratton. First pre-
MUM In section Of first class, Miss Alice
Homes; second premium, Miss Genna Philips.
Second Class: First premium, Miss bessie
Fuqua; second premium, Misses Marie No
rales and Florence Nelson; third premium,
Miss Mary O'Connell.
Third Class; First premium, Misses Geo-gle
Sharp and Annie Dorsey; second prem I'm.
Mise Addie BraueT; third premium, Miss Eva
Philips Section Of Third Class 81: First PEE
MUM, Miss Imogen Penn.
PREMIUM IN VOCAL MUSIC.
Miss Madeline jenkins.
Fourth Glass: First premium. Miss Marie
Penn; second premium. Miss Oracle Brauer.
Fifth Glass: Premium OF improvement, Miss
Annie Reilly.
PREMIUMS FOR FAITHFUL AND PROMPT ATTEND
ANCE.
Misses Mamie HungerfOrd, Eva Philips,
Corinne Smith, and Agnes Welsh.
ACADEMIC HoNORs FOR EXCELLENCE OF CONDUCT
AND OBSERVANCE or SCHOOL RULES.
First Honors Ia the Senior Circle: Misses
Bessie i. Stratton. Of Petersburg, Va. Sallie
j. Brauer and Madge A. Sweeny, OF Richmond;
George Sharp. OF New York; Florence Nell
son. Of Manchester, Va; Mary and Roberta
BTander, Of Richmond. Second Honors:
Misses Alice ". Homes, Of BOydton, Va; Car
lotta Smith, Of Richmond; Mary O'Connell, Of
Fort Mills, :. c.; Mamie IlungerfOrd, Mary
Powell, and Corinne Smith, Of Richmond.
Junior Circle: Misses Mary Augustine, Rc-
n II ..T..ee. afra
Bauche Rpps, Nellie HoGgarty, Iantha Lowry,
Nellie Sweery, Katie Landers, aQd Katie
Wren, Of Richmond. Second HonOrs In the
same circle: Misses Mamie RoardOn. Mary
Sharp, Annie Reilly, Bessie sullivan Katie
Noland. Msry Wiley, Lulu Heggarty, and Nellie
sullivan. Of Richmond. For being good little
cir : Misses Evelyn Penn, Mary Byrne, Genna
Reardon, Fanny McKeyiu, Della Powell, and
Lutte Penn.
BISHOP EEANE.
Just before the exit march was sung the
Bishop rose and spoke words Of advice To
The pupils. lie told them that when be
was leaving Rome be was entreated TO re-
main longer, to visit several places he had
not been 10, but he insisted on going.
when they pressed him for q reason b.
told them he would have TO be in Rich
mond cOmmenCement.Teek So he had
started on the 4th Of June on journey of
over 5000 miles to be with the dear chll-
dTCn before bin to-day. While In Rome
the Holy Father had asked especially about
the school. children here. While the Holy
Father bad sent his blessing % all his peo-
pie, he especially bestowed his bencGIc,ion
upon the children.
The Bishop devoted to the young ladies
who had graduated large share Of his
remarks. He hoped not single lesson
they had learned would be wasted not q
single germ Of virtue which bad been i'm.
planted in them would be fluitles>. He
trusted hat the discipline Of school life
would usher them into useful young We
manhood, ready TO embark on the journey
Of life. He urged the pupils 10 lose nothing
Of the mental treasures they had glined AT
school. "Although you have been sur
rounded bv books he said, aye. your
education has only taught you how TO
learn"
The speaker advised them TO devote some
part Of each day to the iudiciouS reading
Of the best literature OF The day. lie par
ticullrly desired to impress them vi n the
importance OF doing their duty. "Nev,T
ask yourselves what YOU would Ike 20 do,
Jt ichdt you o1gLttO DO. What you ought
to do 10 fulfil Your duty TO your con, 'encc
and to your God. Oh, what a gloriOus
thing il y to see beautiful womln--not
one who j. governed 10y caprice or inclina
ti0n, but hy duty. The noble and valiant
women are they who remcm Der their duty
TO Their homes, 10 themselves, ana 10 their
God